The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-12-02
PERSONAL, GENERAL
AND Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

CoulsOn is always OH hand. q.
The holidays will sOon be here.
The tug Fox was at her mOoring.
Monday.
We have tour prayer meetings
week in Moss Point.
The small boy and the tirecracke
are heard IN the land.
Only two mills OH the river run
ming.
Mr.. John NJ. Golf, ST., of Ameri
Gus, was down Tuesday.
More hunters in the interior thi'
week.
Texas red rust proof oats-foI
seed-at Bloomfield s. Barnes.
The O'Larry mill shut down Mon
day night, No logs the reason.
The Knights of Honor hold theiI
annual election at the next meeting,
Our friend Mr.. e. i. Cowart was
down from Mobile Wednesday.
We want logs, and we want 'em
bad.
The schools all gave holiday last
Thursday, it being Thanksgiving
Day.
Several Moss Pointers attended
the "show" at Scranton Wednesday
night.
There are some very good extern
p0raueouS speakers IN the Chautau-
qua Circle.
Miss LyIlah BarHes retained last
Friday from II few weeks visit to
friends in Mobile.
The wind shifted around to the
north again Sunday evening aud.
overeoatS felt very comfortable Oh
Monday aud Tuesday.
The monthly report Of Zion pub
lie school waS crowded out this
week. 1t will appear next.
Judge McGee WAS down from
Americas again the latter part Of
last week on official business.
Hcckel's cracked wheat, oat meal
and prepared buck wheat at Bloom
field & Barnes.
The Missionary Society met at
the PRESBYTERIAN Church last Sun
day evening.
Overscer Trehcrn had the hands
out at work Oh Telephone road
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
last.
Thanksgiving services were held
at the Methodist Church Thursday
night, and a very appropriate ser
mon was preached by Rev. Mr.. By
ers.
DIR. Howe, county superIntend,
ent OF education informs US that the
various schools are well attended,
aud moving along Dicrly.
Mcssrs. w. Denny, 4. Bloomfield
aud S. ID. Denny went over to Mo
bile Friday last, returning that
night.
The Hypathesn Society meets
to night at the residence Of Mr.. l..
n. Dantzler. Members will bear
this in mind.
Have your job printing done nj
home. II. G. Herring will compete
with Mobile prices and guarantee
as good work. Give him a uial.
Mr.. Joymer has moved his jewel
nv store to the building formerly
occupied by Tony Arlegas as an
oyster saloon, just opposite Stew
arts drugstore.
We were in error in stating the
tug Agnes was out on the ways uu'
dergoing repairs. IL should have
been the tug Isabel.
CitIons, currants, raisins, prunes,
choice lot Of fancy candies, UNITS,
mincemeais aud Christmas nic-uacs
all new goods, at COwan Bros.
Receiving at JnO. T. Krebs-fre
works, groceries, shoes, dry goods,
hats aud notions. All tue above
will be sold very reasonable,
1t is about time for the Sunday
schools 10 begin TO talk about
Christmas trees. What do they
Shall We have one OF notj
II. &. Herring ri do your job
printing as neat aud cheap AS any
house ia Mobile or New Orleans.
Give him a trial.
Miss Alice Balleutyhe after =
pleasant visit of several weeks 10
the family Of Mr.. II. q. Walker, Ia
this place, returned TO her home Ia
this week.
Rev. o. d. Byers attended the
nesting Of the Mississippi Synod iu
Meridian the latter part Of last
aud ia consequences of bis alb
there we're Il services At tue